Nokia mocks at Apple’s iPhone 4 reception problem

The antenna and reception issue with latest aspire 3680 battery seems to have given a shot in the arm for its mobile competitors, which are brutally bitten by Apple’s incredible sales. So Nokia, the de-throned king of Smartphone market will not let this opportunity pass.

As Acer 3610 Battery users are complaining about the poor reception of the device while holding the Smartphone in some position, the Nokia official blog, Nokia Conversations, on Monday sought to make fun indirectly to Apple’s suggestion without even mentioning the iPhone 4.

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“We’ve been looking around and noticed there are many ways to hold your Nokia device. Whether you’re left-handed or right-handed, there’s no shortage of ways to hold your phone.”

At the moment, Apple successfully sold 1.7 million units of the new iPhone on its first week. But sill, the reception issue had brought some sort of tension for the company, which even issued a clarification in that regard.

Further, the blog mentions four defined ways of utilizing their cell phones. However, it concludes by telling that Acer 2420 Battery users can ignore all the defined ways of holding a mobile phone. Hold the Nokia devices in different position and still there won’t be any signal degradation.

“The key function on any Nokia device is its ability to make phone calls. One of the main things we’ve found about the 1 billion plus Nokia devices that are in use today is that when making a phone call, people generally tend to hold their phone like a…. well, like a phone. Providing a wide range of methods and grips for people to hold their phones, without interfering with the antennae has been an essential feature of every device Aspire 5920 Battery has built,” the blog boasted.Verizon Wireless has long been rumored to be the first carrier other than AT&T that will offer the iPhone, but Cult of Mac reported last week that T-Mobile USA will likely offer Apple’s iconic gadget during the third quarter of this year.

As I discuss in my weekly column over at apple a1078 battery , a T-Mobile iPhone is far more likely than a Verizon version, and if the latest rumors are true, the mobile industry is in for a big shake-up.

Carrying the iPhone would be an especially big coup for T-Mobile, a carrier often overshadowed by its bigger counterparts.

The operator, owned by Germany’s Deutsche Telekom, would see a surge of iPhone lovers who adore their handsets but hate AT&T’s network. And unlike AT&T, which has done away with all-you-can-eat data plans, T-Mobile offers unlimited voice, text and Internet for only $80 a month, which would surely capture the attention of data-hungry iPhone users. While the iPhone has yet to support HSPA+, future versions could enable users to tap T-Mobile’s 21 Mbps network.

And just as the Apple A1148 Battery would be a huge boost for T-Mobile, the inevitable end of AT&T’s exclusive grip on the gadget would be a massive blow to the nation’s second-largest carrier. Apple has been a godsend for AT&T in recent years; the iPhone accounted for an astounding 3.2 million activations for AT&T in the most recent quarter. AT&T would kiss those kinds of sales goodbye if the iPhone becomes available elsewhere with unlimited plans that are cheaper than AT&T’s capped plans.

There’s still no official word, but the rumors of a T-Mobile iPhone have the whiff of authenticity. If so, the nation’s smallest major carrier is about to get substantially bigger — and AT&T should be preparing for some serious turbulence.